McClaren linked to double swoop

Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren is looking to land two Austrian signings during the summer.

McClaren linked to double swoop
Tue, 12 Apr, 2005 - 17:03

Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren is looking to land two Austrian signings during the summer.

McClaren is understood to be on the trail of Austria internationals Rene Aufhauser and Emanuel Pogatetz, who both played against Boro for Graz AK in the UEFA Cup in February.

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